Karmic Retribution Meaning Novels & Stories

A blood-curdling scream came from the furnace. That was how I'd died in my past life, and I couldn't help feeling vindicated as I watched Summer suffer the same fate. The fire ate her up. She'd left blood all over the furnace before her death because she'd tried to claw her way out. Terence stood there, looking like he was admiring a painting. Once Summer was incinerated, he turned to look at Jean. "It's your turn now."

Jordan said in a shaky voice, “Liam, I’m your father. Aren’t you scared of karma after what you’ve done to your own father?” “No, I’m not!” Liam replied coldly, “You, on the other hand, after you’ve hurt so many women and let down so many of your own offsprings, aren’t you afraid of retribution?” Then, Liam said calmly, “Actually, you are already getting retribution! You know very clearly that you won’t live for long. Even if a miracle happens and you can live for a few more years, based on your physical condition, it would be nothing but a living hell to you! This is your retribution!”

How will I survive? I was shocked for a moment, then realized Evonne had been reincarnated too. Oh, that was fantastic. I thought ending our grudge this way was me going too easy on her. But since her past life was miserable and there was no room for her to make a comeback in this life, I decided to just let her continue to live the rest of her days in pain and struggle. "You deserve this, Evonne." I hung up the call and immediately tossed my phone away. Just hearing her voice made me feel utterly disgusted.

What exactly is revenge? To pay back what they have done to you? But isn’t it something that only bad people would do? Good people will just let the world make the judgment and payment for what they have done. That is why karma exists. But for some reason, even the world is making fun of one’s life.

“Then they couldn’t see the worth in you or Kuro. I’m sure you and Kuro always want to help. But they misunderstood you two.” The boy sniffled and started crying. “But Kuro… He’s hurt because of them… I can’t forgive them… I have to get back at them…” The woman shushed him softly. “You’re too true to be seeking revenge, boy… You’re too good for that.” “But they deserve it for hurting Kuro!” The boy insisted. “I know… But revenge will only bring you bad karma and someday, you will harvest a bad ricefield. Revenge is not a good seed.” The woman said.

“I didn’t lie. Everything that happened was your fault. You did this to yourself.” He took a step closer, his voice rising. “You ruined me! You took my position, my pride, my life and now you want to talk about justice?” “It’s not justice,” I said, my voice shaking but steady. “It’s retribution. You deserve every bit of it.” He laughed bitterly. “Retribution? Don’t talk to me about retribution when you haven’t even seen half of what I’ve been through!” I met his eyes. “You made everyone else go through worse.”

“You will not be subject to Retribution just for a lie.” Retribution. One word but enough to make those who know it be chilled down to the bone. Jin never experienced it but he saw it. It was the highest form of punishment in the Rigiddin household. He had seen Raeya go through it. He also saw Rex barely survive it. It was not something to be taken lightly and was fit for traitors, murderers, and other deadly crimes. Chief Raius imposing retribution even to his siblings showed his identity as someone with an iron hand. For the others, it was too much. But for the main Rigiddin family, it was a form of training–an unpleasant one. Jin chuckled. “Then for that I am grateful. My life has been sp

'It seems that you have had a good life these years, Guo driver. Hearing the word driver, Guo Yaowei couldn't help but sit on the sofa and sighed, 'After so many years, you still found it.' Kristen sat down, her eyes cold. 'Yes, once people do evil things, how can there be no retribution? It's just that this retribution is a little late.' Hearing the word retribution, Guo Yaowei's old face was a little gloomy, and his mouth kept whispering and repeating.

"But a part of me believes so, the part of me doesn't, it is probably because I haven't seen it yet." "The divine retribution is real. I'm sure that they got what they deserved. Killing someone isn't something that you can just forgive, nor forget. What was lost can never be found. Humans such as yourselves die in a very short amount of time and I understand that this is the very reason why you chose to live the best every day." "Yeah, you're right. Every day we live our lives to the fullest because we do not know when the time will come for us." she smiled painfully at him. "Did... he never get the chance to reincarnate? Like you, Night Hallows?"

the kiddo responded. Killing is a mortal sin. People have conscience but these guys seemed to have lost it. My parent’s tragedy was also out of apathy by equally unconscientious people. Plus, there’s no fair justice in the Philippines. Everything is up to St. Peter when the time comes for those bastards to die. The past was set in stone and nothing else could be done but move on. My brother would say that there’s no benefit from revenge. Revenge is a punishment we give ourselves for other’s wrongdoings against us. Let karma do its work, right?